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Holiday Celebration
at Aging in Montclair Saturday, December 28, 2019, 2-4 pm Aging in Montclair, Inc. The Salvation Army Building, 13 Trinity Place, 2nd floor, Montclair, New Jersey 07042 Mingle and celebrate the holiday season with Aging In Montclair on Saturday December 28. Join old and new friends for holiday cheer. Enjoy free refreshments. There will be a free raffle and many prizes. Free parking. Montclair Early Music will provide the entertainment. We will perform a mixture of music — including dance, madrigals and patriotic songs — and will add to the festive atmosphere by donning our period costumes. For more information: https://www.facebook.com/events/1559240694226984/ |
Goddess of Concord
Consort and Choral Music
from the Early Americas
Sunday, March 22, 2002 at 5pm
St Luke’s Episcopal Church
73 S. Fullerton Ave., Montclair, NJ
Join Montclair Early Music in our exploration of choral and instrumental music from the early Americas!
Early Americans enjoyed music in a variety of settings – they played consorts and tunes in their homes; sang hymns and polyphony in churches and cloisters; and enjoyed touring and homegrown theatrical productions and operas.
As exhorted by the earliest American choral composer, William Billings, we will present a concert fit to vanquish the “Goddess of Discord,” featuring the works of Billings himself alongside other North American composers including John Knowles Paine, Francis Hopkinson, and Juan de Lienas, as well as American favorites Santiago de Murcia and Henry Purcell.
Consort and Choral Music
from the Early Americas
Sunday, March 22, 2002 at 5pm
St Luke’s Episcopal Church
73 S. Fullerton Ave., Montclair, NJ
Join Montclair Early Music in our exploration of choral and instrumental music from the early Americas!
Early Americans enjoyed music in a variety of settings – they played consorts and tunes in their homes; sang hymns and polyphony in churches and cloisters; and enjoyed touring and homegrown theatrical productions and operas.
As exhorted by the earliest American choral composer, William Billings, we will present a concert fit to vanquish the “Goddess of Discord,” featuring the works of Billings himself alongside other North American composers including John Knowles Paine, Francis Hopkinson, and Juan de Lienas, as well as American favorites Santiago de Murcia and Henry Purcell.